Sentence examples for when it deems from inspiring English sources

In other words, Apple has already proven that it's not above leveraging the App Store app's reach in order to promote its products when it deems necessary.

The government has a monopoly on land in Hong Kong, and it doles out more parcels for auction only when it deems fit.

The Israeli government, he added, wants to attack Syrian installations and convoys when it deems necessary, yet it also wants to prevent a war from breaking out.

Imperial said it accepts all the report's recommendations, but stressed that it only uses animals when it deems them essential to developing new treatments or medical advances.

The resolution envisions that after the United Nations names the interim government leaders, it will proceed cautiously, and only when it deems it safe to do so.

Mr. Goirigolzarri said the Spanish state would decide "when it deems appropriate, and through the mechanism it chooses," when to sell its stake in Bankia to obtain the highest possible price to benefit taxpayers.

It has also changed that law when it deemed necessary.

"This aggression shows that the NATO pact was not an alliance but an appendage of the American administration, which used it as it deemed when it deemed fit," he said.

A Bridgeview man has filed a lawsuit in federal court seeking to lift restrictions placed on him by the Department of Treasury when it deemed him a "specially designated terrorist" in 1995.

The patent office required that inventors submit models with their applications until 1880, when it deemed that models were no longer necessary except for perpetual motion contraptions and flying machines.

Not much new here, either, although the plaintiffs expand on why they claim NIH broke the law when it deemed irrelevant comments on the draft guidelines from people opposed to hESC research.